There Is An Answer editorial calls for UNC integration of Negro colleges
The Winston-Salem Journal argues North Carolina should integrate state supported Negro colleges into the University of North Carolina. It says consolidation would provide equal educational advantages without breaking segregation, while avoiding a costly legal battle and aiding future admissions decisions.
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Winston- Salem Journal of Yesterday
High Point Enterprise
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Supreme Court
High Court
United Nations
Chapel Hill
State College
Woman's College
Durham
Harvard honors Dr Frank Graham praised by North Carolinians
The Harvard president awarded an honorary degree to Dr Frank Graham, UNC president, praising him as loved and admired by friends and foes. Critics note some harsh behavior but the majority of North Carolinians, including rivals, support Graham and view the honor as fitting.
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Harvard University
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Conant
Harvard
Graham
Dr. Conant
State University
Raleigh News and Observer urges NC primaries shift
The Raleigh News and Observer proposes moving North Carolina primary dates closer to the November general election. It suggests starting votes on the last Saturday in July with a second primary four weeks later, arguing it would give parties time to prepare and reduce offseason public fatigue while noting heat as the main objection.
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Raleigh News and Observer
North Carolina
Duke Carolina
Washington
Women in North Carolina politics and gender balance
The article notes 170 legislators in North Carolina with only two potential women in 1947. It argues women voters outnumber men slightly, rejects party-line voting by sex, and asserts an all male government is unbalanced. It questions whether men dominate women or women won’t vote for women.
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North Carolina
Senate
House
Assembly
Bowles aide warns Bowles will resign if Congress backs down
A close Bowles associate told UPI he believes Bowles will quit unless Congress reverses its push to weaken OPA. The comment frames the dispute as a clash between force and a shift toward cooperative policy. Kenneth L. M. Pray cites a broader move toward free cooperation.
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United Press
Chester) Bowles
Bowles
Congress
OPA
Clean official eyed from western county amid reforms
A state official from a western county praised a county nominee as very clean though warned such purity may hinder party gains. Reporters note tactics used to keep Republicans in check and the Roanoke Colony revival gains state support. North Carolina promotes tourism with ads and staff relocation to Roanoke Island to boost June 30 opening and travel dollars.
North Carolina braces for tourist boom this summer
Dare county reports 30 new eating areas between Kitty Hawk and Raleigh as Fontana recreation area prepares to open June 15 with cottages and motor courts. North Carolina sees record vacation travel with estimates rising toward 175 million dollars in 1946, more than double the cotton crop value.
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Dare County
Kitty” Hawk
Fett
Raleigh
Fontana
North Carolina
Rights of Americans to join associations contested by unions
Henry Kearns says Boonville Indiana Jaycees were forced to resign from local junior chamber of commerce to avoid expulsion from District 11 of the United Mine Workers of America. He notes Jaycees aimed to improve public health safety youth welfare and civic projects while the union claimed the chamber was independent.
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Columbus
Father Divine
D.A.R
Atlantic City
Cedars of
Lebanon
Boonville
Indiana
Junior Chamber of Commerce
United Mine Workers of America
Henry Kearns
United States Junior Chamber
UMW
The
Jaycees
Junior Chamber
Junior Chamber of Commercce
Prentice McNeely
Coercion in American civic life and unions
By George Sokolsky argues compulsion harms independent thought. He cites Ernest Goad and Louis Austin in a Terre Haute dispute over mine workers joining a junior chamber of commerce as evidence of coercion. He condemns political funding by unions and smear campaigns that threaten liberty and the right to join associations.
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John L. Lewis
PAC
CIO
United States
California CIO-PAC loses grip after Los Angeles strike
Washington dispatch notes CIO-PAC weakened in California after a Los Angeles transport strike and a city streetcar bus tie up. Kenny of Los Angeles led the ticket, backed by leftwing allies, but voters and candidates drifted away from CIO ties and toward anti CIO positions for November. The article highlights wage policy tensions and new auto price increases as UAW strikes proceed.
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Washington
California
Cio-Pac
CIO
Robert Kenny
Los Angeles
Jimmy Roosevelt- Ickes
San James
Kenny
Russia
UAW
California voters reshape party lines in pivotal primary
Paul Mallon notes wage rise pressures and price insecurities as workers push for gains. He highlights Governor Warren’s defection of Democratic CIO PAC votes to Republican challengers, ending Democratic control in California. The result marks a historic political shift in a traditionally stable state.
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Ciopac
Warren
Democratic Cio
Roosevelt-Ickes Ciopac
Roosevelt-Ickes Ciopac Coalition. They Left Gov. Warren
Hiram Johnson
California
Winchell on Broadway and the Paris letter inspires defense
P G Wodehouse writes from Paris defending Winchell after a critical paragraph. He says the talks were humorous camp life and not anti Allied, asking WW to explain harmless motives to readers. The column then notes Klan history, Franco Spain, and other world issues with sharp, era-specific opinions.
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Paris
New York
Winchell
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